Polythene Sheet Roll - 1000 Gauge

Key specs include a 1000 gauge rating for high strength, pre-stretched construction, and shrink-wrapped rolls for protection and easy handling. The film is designed to repel water and dirt, with good resistance to chemicals and acids, and it operates effectively in temperatures from -10°C to 90°C.

Yes. It is suitable for lining vapour control layers and damp proof membranes, making it a versatile choice for moisture control in construction and industrial applications.

Unroll the required length, cut to size, and position the sheet over the area to be protected. Overlap seams and seal with compatible polythene or membrane tape to create a continuous barrier. Avoid sharp edges to prevent punctures and handle with care to maintain film integrity.

A 1000 gauge film offers superior tear resistance and durability compared with thinner gauges, making it more resistant to punctures in demanding environments while still remaining flexible enough for practical use.

The film is rated for use between -10°C and 90°C, enabling it to perform in both cold and warm environments typical of many construction and industrial settings.

The sheet provides water and dirt repellence and offers good resistance to many chemicals and acids, making it suitable for protecting materials and working areas in a variety of conditions.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the film in its shrink-wrapped packaging until you’re ready to use it to minimize exposure to air and moisture.

For side-by-side options, you can compare these on Fepy: 1) Polythene Sheet Roll - 800 Gauge (https://fepy.com/product/polythene-sheet-roll-800-gauge) 2) Polythene Sheet Roll - 1200 Gauge (https://fepy.com/product/polythene-sheet-roll-1200-gauge) 3) Damp Proof Membrane (Polythene) (https://fepy.com/product/damp-proof-membrane)

Practical uses include lining damp-proof membranes beneath floors or walls, creating vapour barriers in roofing or wall assemblies, protecting surfaces during construction, and providing a durable temporary cover for materials to keep them dry.

Consider the risk of sharp edges, anticipated puncture potential, required barrier strength, environmental conditions, and how flexible the film needs to be for your project. 1000 gauge is a strong, durable option suitable for high-protection needs.

Handle with care to avoid nicks on edges, use appropriate cutting tools, and dispose of the film according to local regulations. While suitable for industrial use, confirm compatibility with any chemicals or environments specific to your project and ensure the film is not used for food contact unless explicitly stated.